Hands-On Tutorials

In this lab, you will learn how to create and apply colorizing rules in Wireshark to highlight specific network traffic. You'll explore existing rules, create new ones, modify existing rules, and import coloring rule sets for efficient packet analysis.

Learn essential Python data types and operators in this hands-on lab. Learn to work with numeric types, strings, booleans, and perform type conversions while gaining practical experience with Python's core concepts.

In this lab, you will learn how to install and perform the initial setup of the Metasploit Framework on an Ubuntu system.

In this challenge, you will verify your Wireshark installation. This hands-on exercise ensures that Wireshark is properly installed and ready for network traffic analysis. Confirm successful installation and prepare for more advanced Wireshark challenges.

In this lab, you will learn how to perform information gathering using Nmap. You will scan open ports, obtain basic host information, and identify network services running on the target site. This hands-on experience will enhance your understanding of network reconnaissance techniques.

In this challenge, you'll act as a system administrator to secure a new project directory by managing users, groups, and advanced file permissions in Linux.

Learn how to use the 'which' command in Linux to locate executable files, handle non-existent commands, discover multiple installations, understand PATH priority, and create custom commands.

In this lab, you will learn the fundamental steps of configuring a new storage device in a Linux environment, including attaching, formatting, mounting, and unmounting a virtual disk.

In this challenge, you'll step into the shoes of a DevOps engineer to diagnose a failing application by analyzing various Linux logs and configuration files using essential command-line tools.

In this lab, you'll learn to set up a Kali Linux environment using Docker in the LabEx VM. You'll launch the image, verify the container, explore the terminal, review how Kali package management works in this environment, and inspect version and system information.

In this challenge, you will take on the role of a System Administrator to manage user accounts on a Linux system, including creating, modifying, and disabling users.

In this lab, you will learn to manage variables, facts, and secrets in Ansible on RHEL. You'll deploy an Apache web server, use built-in and custom facts for configuration, and secure sensitive data like passwords with Ansible Vault to create a system user.

In this lab, we will learn how to use the chown, touch, and chmod commands in Linux to manage file permissions. These commands are essential for managing access to files and directories on a Linux system.

In this challenge, you need to use the Linux command to display user and group information.

In this challenge, you'll create a simple file system explorer script that demonstrates your understanding of basic file and directory operations in shell scripting. You'll implement functions to check the existence, type, and permissions of files and directories, enhancing your skills in file system manipulation and conditional testing in bash.

LabEx provides an Online OpenClaw Playground, an open-source autonomous AI agent framework designed for local-first execution with multi-channel messaging support.

LabEx provides an Online Codex Playground, a comprehensive AI agent ecosystem by OpenAI designed for agentic coding and end-to-end software engineering tasks.

LabEx provides an Online Claude Code Playground, an agentic AI tool by Anthropic designed to automate software engineering tasks directly within your playground and cloud sandboxes.